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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
mi.taken Identity.

Some of the papers have mistaken
the identity of the man who fell from
a window in East Los Angeles in his
sleep. His name is Frank s. Prescott
and his injuries are considered fatal.
Frank G. Prescott, who has been en-
ployed in the telegraph Office for a
number of years, desires it stated that
he was not the unfortunate man, al
though he also resides in East Los
Angeles. He was not in the city
when the mishap took place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
To Younx Men
Impartant Notice.

Contemplating matrimony, buy lot ,
ROsecrans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
A BURGLAR CAUGHT.
Deputy Constable johnson Re
turns with Chas. D0bbs.


Deputy Constable Harry Johnson
returned yesterday from Ensenada,
Lower California, where he went
armed with extradition papers for a
man named Chas. Dobbs.. johnson
knew where he could find his man
and he brought him back and lodged
him in the county jail. Dobbs, it ap-
pears, has been wanted for some time
here for the burglary of q house on
First street and johnson has been
working on the case diligently for
some time past. In his researches he
found that Dobbs was wanted by the
United States for a forgery committed
vt . western military reservation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
UuaeI,vered Messages.

Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union telegraph Office, midnight.
September 29th, 1887: Lane Davis.
1. McIlwain, Mrs. Green, Thomas p
Gone, DIR. Moore, Irving White, W.
b. Holcomb, Mrs. Mephan, VIM.
Cronin, j. X. Burnett, Geo. Antoni.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
The G. A. r.. Illustrated Herald.

ThtS 0Dlce Is n0U WeH SuPPtteu ""''
the SPLENDID G. A. r. edition of the
Illustrated Herald. 1t is superbly
adorned pictorially, and printed IN the
rery best style knoa0n to the art. The
reading matter is all about Southern
California, her Sclimate, resources and
other attractions. This is the best pub
hcation ertant to send to friends in the
East echo desire to know about this sec
tion. 1t is sold at the lou price Of IL
cents per COPY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30

This beautiful subdivision situated at the thriving Monrovia
within the Achson F
Street Railway sone the highly improved the
being variety decduou and citrus fruits all Of which
successful bearing stately Eucalyptus twelve DID,
the the $300 There cottages
bus costing additional being
Mr. Stephens proposes to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30

Every high class Cigarette manufactured
by this Company bears the fac-simile OF
Kinney Bros, and consumers and the trade
are requested to refuse all others. Our new
brands are Latest English, CrOss-Country
and White-Caps,- Tobacco Co., New
York
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
TERM /:

DAILY HERALD. by mail, one year. $500
DAILY HERALD, by mail, six months. 4.25
DAILY HERALD, by Enail, three months 2.25
Delivered in the city for 20 cents per week
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30

Arrangement have been made to run a
hack from Main and Spring streets to the
Sisters Hospital, where it will make connec-
ton with the dummy running to Ivanhoe.
Parties wanting to procure tickets can get
them at Byram & Poindexters, No. "a W.
First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30

Mr.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, N. Y,
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
Specifc.-C. F. Heinzeman, agent, Los An
geles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30

Smoke the Best.
New White-Caps.-Kinney Tobacco Co.,
New York.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
Ins .EMspAefR AssoclATIoN


Nsa fazk kee.is A R5eAes.rr n.
"a Iharsisy ne rses-ssa-auses y shout
sfts usssgz aegs u sac leua-ry 9resnllsa
tAs American Ae0sts4sF Publishers A.
soe.4lQ1 b. rs sasguan os tae articles q.
assoes1oa sad 1y-la~s ds6alns t1e pe
scts VI fhe Association 10 ~ tts grotsCeoa
90 - mem oers frau irresguuslei~ tlsfln
sfs Tie Fsfa- -..as 4 -,sasln alas 81. -r rn 81.
lJa oi "a Lei e. p-b.isnsfs. ala iae fralrf-
~ io eaf ar-ef ~ tle mssacsrs ~ s-f q
stance a. nay BE- .u fne poser
Tee fol0strs nafuet 1.aer.s ntrs eirei -.t.
Fres-1elt Nm. H. clnssrly. oi tns 49,. =
s1e. phlA hscasf lce presi 1ent Coi "
Iapp of TIE Boston f..ffs.i Secretary M .
3. brsarley % iAe Detroit Aa<s freAssrsl
~ e. brtslL Ui fl- frsos yn fa1 The
7 A. Butter of the ButAo fs 81
Richards of the Indianapolis A-.e a. II.
tone. of the l4eksonviile fisI IlH.s-
tl.tat. j. v. Call 0l the Boston Hve.a
zat ;. ". kaufman. Of. the Washington
>,Hr
The Association vii meet annua Us on
The second "Wednesday "a February and
allclrued last night suoiec. ~ Tie call ~
the Executive Comsifiee.
The Executive C0mloifiee held meetn (
sf Tie Ast0r House IN this city fosae.
There We're present President Sin-er 81
Secretary BfeaFiey an0 hessrs. kcasras
Call. hauimau snd Jones 10 was decii-C
60 invite representative new sgaueTs
tlrOufhout the country 80 become mem
hers OF the Association and 50 open G.
bureau Of information az Aew J OK CITY
for the benefit 0i the members.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
SENSATION
The Warden OF the Prison &
Heavy Detaulter.
7085gS IatC0sIICTSlsl IHESTATE.
Over Huncred Thoesa0J Dollars
Ta<an- Snap Jots tor Sup
lNes-The Cuipri' Watched
20 Prevent SUICIDE.

ffr.euts FEB. ls- Warden A. J.
Hleasd. offa southern Indiana PRISON st
'-f-l-cnr.le .-. saei .ais evening rb-
dolse Committee oa Pr-s3ns of the Indiana
i.e stature has 7een a. the prison Tor two
SAYS lelrls .n-o the con8n,ou of Affairs
taaasI isa nemocra, tnd tie COMMITTEES
-. i-ep4oucan majority. The senate
.oaaa LEE va mere iasl week and reportet
eFrrf.ains AZ -i.hs - ~ some iou. csll Is and
1t faol lLe House tomrufee beam A
ns-olEt work on the hooS, anc oy even
las lnearfh-i shortage OF from sixty 20
.l.lrg faolssat d0llA-s. /, was found thar
l1aast had irJf eIlv mlsarp -onr Atei tnis
nu.. o.. che Ststc .aouey D'lt tha. De haf
"a sen big .nn from thc c0uvie,s FROM
l..r i2s. week he got two thousand DO iNrs
H.-lu fle rap p--s-ntsnol thar De Mould sc-
-1re taa prisoner pardon Further, De hss
a-vrr AL .srr Al flr 3 IS for TIE supplies As
Pee ls. reillscs t.t has let The contracts o
fivarfes a4d his fam. nat hand n the
.e8s
Detectives are Watching Howard tonight
as se4s ot a.. friends are on hand saying
tlat a- uar commit suicide lie hes been
Wa-iea -uee l,7s and snis IS the hr,
gsn.tle investigation OF the PRISON since
hat time
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
MD WRECK AND RUIN
Tns Flood At Lyons Growing
Worss Hourly.
TESa.8lESgfFESsG Or IHt HOMELESS
Nsarly a Fanore1 People ro~ Sao
sistrg CO Charity rae Legisia-
tive Committee v.sit-nsney
Appropri sted.

,s..-s.te Sd col. t..s.s4s.tsss.s
Ltsas. Nlh. Feb. ls.-li has Low ceel
eco 3sss arce Lyons became the marx oi
Dslas eLastiseueat and the worst : ye'
30 come The terrible storm of rain. sieet
and snos. thst has prevailed for the last
txsnly-f9ar hours has RAISED t.e river nYe
iaeAss. and "A D. fast rising. People "ho
had returned to their del0ged homes yesief-
iag ars leaving them seain TO-DAY in hope
less a-sloud.ucy Nen are az WORK on the
gufee Hlth TIER clothes Cosersc with an
arri1lf ol ice A personal iusf e.Non bf
salr correspondent SHOWS tle lie gorge -
szfrni fr .y three and one la'i miles below
the village Al the rate they are blasting
it vii lake fully tSo weeks 20 reach the
v.llsse in the mean time the buildings that
nave withstopd the ursi hood must succnmh
to rh- continued drluge.
J. Eshtv-nine people Dy actlAl count are be
inr aAr~i for IS the cOmmittee srt several
business drms are financially ruined.
Tie Hsl.3 office Is "A total wreck. /; viii
publish small sheet today on small JOB
prpes saved iu a boat at the beginning 90
the TODD. aud then suspend publication.
lls editor has been first and foremost m
caring for others and now must see The
blsluess be has been years 10 building up
torn from him 1y the relentless Hood.
The legislative committee consisting Of
Iton. Webbtr. T. A Lincoln and VI. T..
Rumsev. of the House. and A X Roof. j.
- Babcock, 0f the Senate visited the VII
Lace Yesterday end alter looking over the
situation returned. They viii recommend
an appropriation OF S2.Opo 20 clear the river
and Zoo 20 feed the sufferers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
RIOTERS SHOT.
Italian Striker at Ware. atass.. H4,- a
Conniol with the Police.

"a
Conflict with the Police.
MARE. Mass. Feb ls.-A warrant was
issued last night for the arrest of Salvatore
Pignalosa one oi the striking Italian rail-
way laborers, who marched 70 this village
Yesterday aud compelled other Italians 10
stop work and Join them. Toisy the
authorities were on their way to the Italian
quarters 20 serve the warrants whe' they
met The lull force OF the strikers headed bv
PignslOsa marching under All italian dalr
aud armed with clubs rcyOlyers and guns
The officers rushed al pignalOsa and were
fred upon by TWO Italians Deputy Sheriff
Henry D. Cary and Police Oihcei Loganes
Fsherdick fred Ou the crowd Ol Italians
who iled in al directions leaving one of
the men, Mickile iayoro. badly wounded
on the street The man was removed 90 the
town hail where the BAL WA D-obcd ior
0ut nOt found. The doctor thinks that
IL - embedded IN one Of the
bones oi the back. lie believes
Lavoro is not fatally wounded ouj the
Catholic priest Father BOYLE thinks be
cannot recover. Special constables were
sworn in and the cOuaiTy was secured for
armed with a revolver. and captured lie
is now in sil charged with inciting not. j.
IS feared that there will be general strike
OF Italians al along the line OF The road
from Ware 20 northampton. ID IS also
feared that when the news of the -hoOung
of l.avorO spreads TO the other camps the
men will seek revenge. and the authorities
are taxing steps 20 preveu, III outbreak OF
violence II possible.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19

Session Of she Institute 81 ssaple Rap

Session Of the Institute - ssaple Rap
faa
-as.e.es SO fss t...-sss f.tt.s.
Mann NtfIus Mlca- Fec is-fhe
Wool Growers insufatt ~ in session az ~ s.
place with good a'ten4aaee Ihe session
opened yesterday hy a. address ffom Hal.
L. J.. earns President OF tae association.
Addfesses were also delivered ay James -
hes.ey. oi Lufcka. Geo. S.. Stuart. uf araai
Blanc, ard Robert Gibbons editor 1i lsf
sit .ti4rn frHar. llug music is furnished
by the 1l,eutush Dite cina headed at
Prof Hlii. of kasie. sno Miss Adobe Bts.ey
Of Eureka
The people along the "eurr'lng Narie'
are lgblsni teCaus.- The Supreme Cont has
given them the privilege OF listen 4s fo l1e
melody oi the festive and lutrc Gus hfI
frog ia the year- to come aud relieved ttem
from paying AT SlsVn tax for mnrov 1e
the road bed Of ine Toledo & Ann Ars0r
railroad
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19

AnA FEB. l,.-This village ia a heavy
suleref from the foods, although II has not
been making much fuss nboIt L. Both our
large Touring mills are still under water to
the second story and it must bs some days
set before they can resume business. 4
piece OF the Grand River bridge has been
fo-n awsy Charles Holt. Il fruit raiser has
los; his sock. and bis damage is heavy. the
Township Board has Just authorized him to
burn CT tear away the Cascade and Alaska
bridges As their present ruined condition
threatens those below. 1t rained here al Of
last nirnf
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
INTERSTATE LAW
What Its Effect VIII Be cn
Michigan Railroads.
CAPT. GlglII TALKS On TIE Sg5lECl



Nah ef-t ifrt- is ias f.f
infsr -lse Camusret D. r, shippers "a.
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t fi-," ''' '~N
riis. .ofsr aftci % e raie ststtif p ait
kinds E.lr.sa men are st. N ~ fsii,si sf
49,. .i. ...
awaiting iHi ln'of f,Aa-ni. = CORN r'-a -l.i
Yesterday Mil Capt VA oavttt. cl lae
a. a ~ ~ -,a-o.a ,f.s.. ...-,,......... ...s
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Whole, nDi - rssi 'ois oe'iff' "r'ff
ia"i g. oA .N- tuie-ii'a' Tale a--
a..'t ia'it A'tr - rA'fi.
aifAl.tA Nirf ri' 20, 'e uohr sway "''-
'lH'' ieel lAf ,t'trL' -3si'.' N'h
-"' ii'Ie ore tiNfn '''''~e .'nr'5 A'
'- ''.'-'' -.ii'' H'- ", ~ "''
-f $500" a''
,' 80 t'"
t .'ai-'~ iN '--A ''i'
~ "F '~f' 'i 'i' ilsli t.''''-s a
''- i 4" N ''
i.r " N'- our ite'. Ntiaf -ai'Ni DOT
iatr o,.f. i'i'i aus. We 'eA 81. '''"iit
'.r a'' "''
f''i- .i.~.' tis ~'t e' '-' 'ii'f
Ml-t.NiA 20 ih- "e'4
b-e i-s M'l-'es- passenger A,'nts
As-a,i..l4Dn iaAnn aiiA ACTON la ne matte
4ti
- . mei al ihf lut-e4. ho-se l- htitoi
lllf,4lA ahd pos ifpncl action ch nea -
every d.hs anus our ue meeting. aafcn
u. % order io swat TIE decision oi ih'
eln nui'ee on the eonsl tto. OF i1e .a"
Ne oio gfani hsIi fare ior ,ne 'fe'o-aH,a
resolves % comply wiiA ihe PROVISION
iil h" "i.-'it 'eefi"A "f ef"
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
FATAL FIRE
An Aged Couple Fsn victims 10 stmina
smoke.

A Aged Couple fsn Victims 20 stirling
smoke.
WoosreR . Feb is-This morning at
? ~ D 'ock ire Wa discovered ia the
hoase occupied oy M aud Mrs. Solomon
6lushman. al Dalton. This county. The
coap.e. who are about 81 wears ot sse. We're
ss.eep in tle house occupying separate beds
Tr.n che ire broke o.t Friends and
re.xabo-s rushed into the house 10 rescue
chose Within Upon entering they found
81, Rslghtaan wing across tue foot Of
Air B4usnua. bed, with face down. The
o'd People we're both carried from the
Aogse unconscious The house wa filled
e.ln suilt- which sm0iho-gd the Occa-
pam. ST. B4u gilman 'le,. RON the effect
on Ll- injuries 3or a,tsf ne was carried
1lt. 1la fhe 0.i iair ius Teuaioet unco--
s-' .'s eve since and le~ rec1verv IS de-
snairel 30 NJ al Ars B2sgh nan .
'he parents OF STATE Representative J. y.
Bs1enmla The IRE Ea9 soon ex-
tnsa hed with Dat Aue damage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
FROM CADILLAC.
An Accldens roh,i,4,-,p Election.

An Accident foiiti,Ni--Nn IlecIlon.
sLt-,st,t e- 'ef f.-t-.,e .r.s,-.
CADuIAc, Feb. is.--1he 5-year-old son of
Mr Eosmunson while sliding down Ail
upon the sidewalk Yesterday accidentally
stuck his foot between the picket of enc
fence iu his descent. The wrench given by
nis impetus broke has Lex.
The Representative judicial convention
for the Twenty eighth distrlc, wld ae neld
al kaikaska March =
The following officers have been elected
in the Cadillac City Dly no. ID Of k of 2.
capt A. ". Valentine lat Lieut.. &. q.
Dunham 2nd Lieut. !. & McAdam.
Treas, =. Haifcy, Recorder Geo. D. Won
Nranker Installing officer. T. 3. Met1eeny
They also appointed committee o. arrange
tor charity bell, the benefits 20 Dc given 10
the ladies benevolent Society.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
AN AWFUL FATE.
4 Chinese High Binder Growing Insane In
Most Intense Loneiiness

ST. LoUIs No, Feo. lS.-Quong Seng the
Chinese infOrmer. by whose assistance the
conspiracy o, the High Binders to murder
Lon johnson, a Chinese detective was
revealed. is becoming insane. He is the
only witness whose testimony WAS
sufficient 70 convict the 'murderers and
should the supreme Court grant their ap-
peai tor new trial the state wii. have no
evidence 90 produce. Quons Seng ha- been
in ail over a wear, charged with having
rotbel the murdered detective and during
Lla. time uot one of his countrvm 2 las
poil e vl-it or communicated with him IL
arr vsg. nor viii they have Anytime what
ever IT, H.tL hlm. 40 one na, Cailel to
s.s aim except the iallr. ana even ae cam
nnt c3nvcre with him This enforced
sleDca ard terrible Dos corr has turned the
prisoner mind and the ia.l physician says
ffat lnle=s he is released, within few
weeks he -iA become hOpclessiy insane.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
SHOT HIS sON-lN.LAw.
4 Fad Man Botiier- His divorced Wife aud
is Fatally Shot.


is Fatally Shot.
WIsCAssETr Me. FEB. lS.-Wilson B..
Graves was Shot last night while tying to
effect an entrance into ". Il. II Clark s
house. Graves was Clark s son-in-law, bur
owing to his intemDeFate habits his wife
obtained a divorce and returned to her
fathers home 10 live. Graves requen;lv
forced an entrance TO the house aud abused
his former wife, who generally had 10 cali
upon her ia.her 20 protect her from viO-
leBce Last night Clark heard some one
trying TO break in the door He opened a
window and warned the intruder away and
finally ired IN the air but failed 10 frighten
the man away. lie then fred and WOUNDED
him. He claims that he did nOt know il
was Graves. When be found that he had
wounded Dim. he took him ir and gave
him the best q care but the physicians say
the wound is fatal
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
TIE STRIKE ENDED
The Miner. Al tho Champion Nine show
Good ~eu-o

Good ~eu-o
tA-let..f Sc r-. 1..tltfu-tt,a.4
MtEql rrTf Eco. T. AT q meeting of She
stirling employees a. a., Champion mime
th.s afternoon resolutions were adopted
unanimously declaring "it Is ihe sons. %.
this meeting that the strike .naes s4rA'el by
fhe underground employees of lie C.auf -
Iron Company was not the rr0ner mei n.i
ol bringing their grievance, to fle af-sI ilu
oi the management. ana llrf.er res I'veI
that the striks * now ended and oil hands
20 10 work Monday morning The ccm-
pany made no concessions.
The segerest snow stcgm 0f ihe ses oI D..
now raging througEou. fhe Peninsula anu
a general blockade rs feared
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
nc.sr rlre Near Vow Yorl..

NFw Nons FEB ls-fire started in
Wsreaouse 80. OF Che amercsn Trust &
Dock Company O, Toupi.insvilie Staten ls-
land. Of 6 coct this esen.az and spread
rapidly 20 several OF tbe adjoining ware
house incud.ng ugmhers 3. q a. u end
49, There were 0o1 osie- oi cotton N the
buildings and the loss iscstI natcd ~ $50.
O0u. fully covered by insurance I11 vile
lage FIRE Department. was sent down. The
Ire Is attributed 10 st-oke % lightning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19

L.NsIsG, Fec. ls.-A large sized section
Of the ICE gorge above the Grand Trunk
Railroad bridge moved ont AT noon today.
bat did no damage except 10 carry away a
portion of the railroad cOmpany's break
water without impairing The supporters Of
the bridge. There is clear channel
through the ice anu the remainder OF the
gorse will soon be swept down s-ream.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19

LANSING Feb. ls.-The House has passed
tie resolution appropgistins 5000 ior the
renef OF the Lyons flood sufferers. and
81 go 70. blasting the ice gorge. The
committee report corro1otated the publish
el arCnunts
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-19
Z GREAT STORM.

Dsmsgs 20 shipping at New Bedford ye--
HeAyy Last NiGht.
NEs BElF0sD Mass. Feb. lS-A great
Storm ragged here tonisht Vessels were
torn from their moorings aud thrown
against lhe wharves oy the heavy wind
The damage 70 shipping viii be yerv heavy
Telegraph and telephone wires are pros
-rs.ed and travel over The bridge is ended
ernr 20 The ism1ge 10 hss sustained by
vessels heir~ blown s-ainst o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01
STOCK RAISING.

l . -
Timely Suggestion to tho aIouougallu
| County Farmers. sGt =
Tbs Mongautown Po,t suggests 10 the
farmers Of Monongalis county that at q
meeting they arc to hold in the near fu.
ture, for the purpose Of forming perma.
nent organization Tor their mutual benefit,
some Of the loading stock rssers give the
meeting the benefit Of their experience In
faieing horses. Stock papera and stock
men agroc In stating that this State Is al.
mirably adopted to raising horees; that
more money eau BIO made on colta than OH
wheat or corn, aud the Post claims that
Monongalla county 10 particularly adapted
TO this bualness. Already the county can
Jay good claim to being quite horse mar.
ket without any special effort having been
made by her farmers. John CLARK. a
horse buyer from Uniontown, Pa hRs 81.
ready purchased In that county and shin.
ped away over one hundred horses this
season. He psid on an average Sl40 for
them, or In other worda has left over $l5..
900 this year with Monongalia county
farmers for their colts and horses. And
Mr.. Clark Ia only one ofFseyeral BUYERS
who have visited Monongalla county this
year. . UE3H137'. r,1.3i.
This looks like a revival Of the days
when MonoDsalia county sold from
S0, to 100000 worth Of horses annu-
ally. There Is no reason why this record
Ganuot be reached again and passed.
There is stcady and growing demand
from the great cities for good horses, co.
peclslly draft horses. 1t costs no more,
comparatively speaking, to raise a good
colt than 1t does Scrub" and in the
long run there Ia much more money in it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01
Too Much Euti,tlninntn.

= "Teachlng, to me-" said an enthusiastic
young school ms'am, us q holy calling.
10 SOW in the young mind the seeds Of
future knowledge and watch them as they
grow and develop is a pleasure greater
than can tell. I never weary of nv
work. think only OF -" II Am very
sorry" interrupted the young mau to
whom he waa talking, "that You sro so
devoted to your profession, Miss Clara.
had hoped thai come day l might ask you
lin fact l called tonight to-but hardly
dare 10 on, in tho light OF what you-h
you may 10 on, Mr.. Smith," said the
young lady, softly; "I'm little loo en-.
thuslas!ic at times, perhaps" ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01

ArkGnsa.c Turt!er. H
allow do you. Ike your place? ?" said a
lady. addressing tho new cook. .I"Wall, I
KANT say dat likes it; dem folks dat
Ibis ercrops de alley is po' white trash"
"That needn't interfere with You" "But
1t does, inr or pusson IN my standin' has
ter be mighty keerful erbout do s'round.
irgs. Wy, die morntn' or boy whut Iibe
ober dsr poxed his head ober de fence an
made or moui at me. I KANT stand no
siterwation like dat, fur er pusson in my
standin' mus be mighty keerful. rs er
slater in de e'ciety an er pall.bearer o. de
laith, ! is. Yitid'y ebenin' do 'oman
whut Ibis ober dar come out wild or sun.
bonnet on an spoke ter me widout or in.
terduckshun. Wild or sun.bonnet on,
min yer! I's a sister O. de Purified Water
an er daughter an er 'municant O. de
Holy Ointment. = l KANT stan nuthin'
like dat, 80, II yer please9, pay me off an
III Co." What and leave me without
any oneq" "Why, lady, yer kain't az me
ter stay un'er de circumstances. rs el
Maiden o Chamber an er sis!er-wall, 20
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